Most intelligent SP's you've encountured?

[qwertysaget]

For me it was a girl named savannah, She was likely about 35 at the time. Very worldly and politically aware. She was even on some fairly important boards of directors. I miss that girl. She did it all the right way. Made a lot of money invested it well and retired.

 

[Edifice]

Aren't all sp's college and/or university educated?

 

[Keanu]

I am afraid many are not. Sorry to break it to you guys, but this job attracts all types of people.

I often have to wonder about the ladies who claim to be college students, yet work 10am-10pm six days a week. Or the ladies who work outcall and seem to be available every night.

When I was a first year student there was a guy in my dorm who would wake up at 4pm every afternoon. He was often awake until 8am partying. Needless to say, he got the boot from the university.

My sleep schedule all depends on when I have classes. Tomorrow i do not have school until 12 noon, so I am staying up tonight (procrastinating my paper) until about 2am. I need about a solid 8 hours of sleep. Now i could not imagine what it would be like to work till 3 or 4am outcall 4 or 5 days a week, plus keep my school schedule I have now.

I believe Ediface was being facetious. Maybe another kid or two here received enlightenment from your post but for the rest nothing new was "broken" to us.

 

[luv4lust]

umm...I knew that! I do not have stupid written across my forehead!

um i'm thinking this thread is for the men to comment about escorts they have spent time with, not your appraisal of the sp community but thanks for your wisdom

 

[papasmerf]

To be honest, I believe intelligence and University education can be mutually exclusive. While it is true that in today's society, we expect to see a degree. What we fail to consider is intelligence. To assume a degree equates to brains is a mistake.

 

[G-Spot Seeker]

Oh, you mean the ones that are pre-med students

Have met some very intelligent women who happen to be pre-med students and who are awesome in love-making. If they make it, they would be some hot-looking physicians...they will cure your erectile dysfunction quickly...lol.

 

[papasmerf]

Have met some very intelligent women who happen to be pre-med students and who are awesome in love-making. If they make it, they would be some hot-looking physicians...they will cure your erectile dysfunction quickly...lol.

Yea, but what a shame they will not stay in the area after they get licensed.

 

[Morgan Ellis]

We're all 'intelligent', just as we're all 'upscale', 'discreet', 'elegant' and 'klassy'.

I thought everyone knew that.

- Morgan

 

[danmand]

It would have to be Nelle who was with Toronto Passion. She is a Mensa member. Also, Diana from Cachet.

 

[hunter001]

Dani seems intelligent to me.

 

[danmand]

Dani seems intellegent to me.

I guess most people would .

 

[newguy27]

Kristen at RM is quite intelligent, however, depending on the conversations you have with other SPs, it would be hard to tell how intelligent they are sometimes.

 

[hunter001]

I guess most people would .

Excluding you I guess.

 

[ig-88]

Intelligence isn't so important to me. I'm not exactly paying an SP to discuss the high-brow issues of the day.

Friendliness, politeness, and an overall happy, cheerful attitude are more important.

My only minor complaint is that some of the younger SPs arrive dressed like mall rats (i.e. Garage, Baby Phat, etc.) That's fine, but I do wish they would dress more conservatively sometimes.

 

[thunder0702]

Intelligence isn't so important to me. I'm not exactly paying an SP to discuss the high-brow issues of the day.

Friendliness, politeness, and an overall happy, cheerful attitude are more important.

My only minor complaint is that some of the younger SPs arrive dressed like mall rats (i.e. Garage, Baby Phat, etc.) That's fine, but I do wish they would dress more conservatively sometimes.

You get what you pay for

 

[rc12rc12]

i would say sorel sondrio is intelligent

 

[FatOne]

To be honest, I believe intelligence and University education can be mutually exclusive. While it is true that in today's society, we expect to see a degree. What we fail to consider is intelligence. To assume a degree equates to brains is a mistake.

University does next to nothing to improve intelligence, and in all too many cases does little to improve general knowledge levels.
You can lead a student to class, but you can't make him think.
That being said, generally speaking the more intelligent you are, the more likely you are to go to university for a multitude of obvious reasons I need not expand on. Signaling theory and all that.
Although I've met many people at U who have been as stunned as me arse, it on average gets even worse, and much sadder for those who haven't bothered to try to go.


I've spent way too long in university.

 

[Cute In A Kilt]

University does next to nothing to improve intelligence, and in all too many cases does little to improve general knowledge levels.
You can lead a student to class, but you can't make him think.
That being said, generally speaking the more intelligent you are, the more likely you are to go to university for a multitude of obvious reasons I need not expand on. Signaling theory and all that.
Although I've met many people at U who have been as stunned as me arse, it on average gets even worse, and much sadder for those who haven't bothered to try to go.


I've spent way too long in university.

To quote another student in one of my University tutorials many moons ago "ahhh I don't get this paragraph"... at which point I was stunned into falling off my chair. Ironic that the street hooker in the class got the A's and this "normal" kid couldn't even read LOL

Further my two best friends from high school who both went to University and COMPLETED their education can barely find a $12 an hour job, and now they have 20k+ debt to pay with next to no money....

I've known many a successful business owner without a degree.... I've run a successful consulting company in the past without one, and I mean I worked with the Senate, Police and Lawyers ......for the most part my lack of degree was never an issue and I was still considered a top expert in my field by the time I was 26. Further I knew a computer geek who NEVER went to school for it, that ended up pulling in 300k+ a year with a fortune 500 company. Studies have shown that 80% of the world's current millionaires have NOT completed post secondary education.

And many a genius in whatever field, end up being totally inept in some of the most basic of human interactions... so is that person intelligent or not, they are smart enought to figure out wierd ass mathematical equations but can't for the life of them deal with social situations.... Plus current IQ tests for the most part are quite culturally biased... well except for Mensa Such yummy geeks come from them LOL

 

[Aardvark154]

"Victoria" of Victoria Secrets (retired independent) in Ottawa. A very intelligent woman who has gone on to a successful 9-5 career after finishing University.

 

[Aardvark154]

generally speaking the more intelligent you are, the more likely you are to go to university for a multitude of obvious reasons I need not expand on. On average [it] gets even worse, and much sadder for those who haven't bothered to try to go.

To quote another student in one of my University tutorials many moons ago "ahhh I don't get this paragraph"... at which point I was stunned into falling off my chair. Ironic that the street hooker in the class got the A's and this "normal" kid couldn't even read LOL

Exceptions always make the rule. In general, however, I have to agree with “Fatone.” Then again one has to consider why someone is in University - Undergraduate pre-Professional and Graduate Professional Programs are frankly “trade school.” Traditional undergraduate University study, however, isn’t really about “learning a trade” it is rather about learning a way to think.